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Georgia fans love to blame Carson Beck. But let’s be real — he didn’t leave Athens, he escaped.

Last year against Notre Dame, Gunnar Stockton went 20-for-32 for 238 yards in his first real action. Not bad, right? Except Georgia’s vaunted “RBU” offense managed just 62 total rushing yards. Sixty-two! That’s not “3 yards and a cloud of dust,” that’s Mike Bobo’s Neanderthal playbook without the 3 yards.

And the wide receivers? They weren’t playing football, they were putting on a circus act. Dropping slants, dropping outs, dropping deep balls — Cirque du Soleil in shoulder pads. More drops than a DJ at Ultra. That’s why they call them the Drop Dawgs™.

But instead of pointing the finger at Bobo the Clown and his Stone Age offense, or the butter-fingered WRs, the Georgia coaches and fans decided it was all Carson Beck’s fault.

Now Beck’s in Miami. He’s got:

  • Cristobal’s monster OL protecting him.
  • A top-5 rushing attack to balance the offense.
  • Shannon Dawson’s Air Raid to scheme receivers open.
  • And WRs who, you know… actually catch the football.
Sunday night at Hard Rock is going to be hot, humid, and loud. And it’s the perfect stage for Beck’s revenge tour to start. Not just against Notre Dame, but against every Georgia fan who thought he was the problem.

Message to Athens: It wasn’t Beck.
It was your butterfingers, your 62-yard run game, and your clown-car offense.
 
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sfcane2 said:
Georgia fans love to blame Carson Beck. But let’s be real — he didn’t leave Athens, he escaped.

Last year against Notre Dame, Gunnar Stockton went 20-for-32 for 238 yards in his first real action. Not bad, right? Except Georgia’s vaunted “RBU” offense managed just 62 total rushing yards. Sixty-two! That’s not “3 yards and a cloud of dust,” that’s Mike Bobo’s Neanderthal playbook without the 3 yards.

And the wide receivers? They weren’t playing football, they were putting on a circus act. Dropping slants, dropping outs, dropping deep balls — Cirque du Soleil in shoulder pads. More drops than a DJ at Ultra. That’s why they call them the Drop Dawgs™.

But instead of pointing the finger at Bobo the Clown and his Stone Age offense, or the butter-fingered WRs, the Georgia coaches and fans decided it was all Carson Beck’s fault.

Now Beck’s in Miami. He’s got:

  • Cristobal’s monster OL protecting him.
  • A top-5 rushing attack to balance the offense.
  • Shannon Dawson’s Air Raid to scheme receivers open.
  • And WRs who, you know… actually catch the football.
Sunday night at Hard Rock is going to be hot, humid, and loud. And it’s the perfect stage for Beck’s revenge tour to start. Not just against Notre Dame, but against every Georgia fan who thought he was the problem.

Message to Athens: It wasn’t Beck.
It was your butterfingers, your 62-yard run game, and your clown-car offense.
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Most championships teams are lead by championship level quarterbacks……… Beck will be a first rounder
 
sfcane2 said:
Georgia fans love to blame Carson Beck. But let’s be real — he didn’t leave Athens, he escaped.

Last year against Notre Dame, Gunnar Stockton went 20-for-32 for 238 yards in his first real action. Not bad, right? Except Georgia’s vaunted “RBU” offense managed just 62 total rushing yards. Sixty-two! That’s not “3 yards and a cloud of dust,” that’s Mike Bobo’s Neanderthal playbook without the 3 yards.

And the wide receivers? They weren’t playing football, they were putting on a circus act. Dropping slants, dropping outs, dropping deep balls — Cirque du Soleil in shoulder pads. More drops than a DJ at Ultra. That’s why they call them the Drop Dawgs™.

But instead of pointing the finger at Bobo the Clown and his Stone Age offense, or the butter-fingered WRs, the Georgia coaches and fans decided it was all Carson Beck’s fault.

Now Beck’s in Miami. He’s got:

  • Cristobal’s monster OL protecting him.
  • A top-5 rushing attack to balance the offense.
  • Shannon Dawson’s Air Raid to scheme receivers open.
  • And WRs who, you know… actually catch the football.
Sunday night at Hard Rock is going to be hot, humid, and loud. And it’s the perfect stage for Beck’s revenge tour to start. Not just against Notre Dame, but against every Georgia fan who thought he was the problem.

Message to Athens: It wasn’t Beck.
It was your butterfingers, your 62-yard run game, and your clown-car offense.
Click to expand...
24-3 in two years with 2 SEC championships. But yeah, everything was his fault.
 
A couple more nuggets on Carson Beck:

  • Roddy Jones (ACC Network): Broke down Beck’s interceptions from last year and said only 5 of them were actually on him. In other words, the “he turns the ball over too much” narrative from Georgia fans doesn’t hold water — most of it was drops, tips, or bad routes.
  • David Pollack’s podcast: They called Beck the best on-schedule QB in the entire country. Nobody is more precise at hitting his spot, on time, when the play is there. That’s exactly what Shannon Dawson’s Air Raid is built for — quick reads, schemed-open receivers, and a QB who can deliver it in rhythm.
Add those together with the OL and top-5 rushing attack, and you can see why this is a perfect marriage. Georgia fans can cry about him leaving all they want — Beck is about to show he wasn’t the problem.
 
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